Resistors for seat airbags
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Resistors for seat airbags
Hi everyone!
I have a 2006 STI and my airbag light is constantly on, I'm trying to troubleshoot it and I want to put 3.3 ohm resistor on my seat airbag to see, if the seat is the problem.
Can anyone help me, on which connector should I put the resistor, since there are 3 of them:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/xkkUeFNJD549PvKaA
I have a 2006 STI and my airbag light is constantly on, I'm trying to troubleshoot it and I want to put 3.3 ohm resistor on my seat airbag to see, if the seat is the problem.
Can anyone help me, on which connector should I put the resistor, since there are 3 of them:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/xkkUeFNJD549PvKaA
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I would think which ever connector connects the seat to the rest of the car's main loom.
R41 and R42 are heated seat connectors (if fitted) and R8 is drivers seat belt switch (Assuming it's a European LHD model).
Last edited by Don Clark; Apr 10, 2021 at 08:12 PM.
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